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Gulf Coast Mardi Gras

Biloxi Parade 2023
Biloxi’s home of Mardi Gras & the Mississippi Coasts oldest and most prestigious Carnival organization. With over 450 Sponsors, GCCA leads the way in providing the greatest free show on the Coast. Its Mardi Gras Day parade has been judged the best on the Coast, and its King D’Iberville and Queen Biloxi are considered the official royalty of MS Gulf Coast Mardi Gras.

Pass Parade
The founders began St. Paul's Carnival Association (SPCA) in 1930 as a means to raise funds for the benefit St. Joseph School and the Sisters of Mercy who taught there. The SPCA's philantrhopic activities have continued year after year, later benefiting the newly established St. Paul Catholic School and today, benefitting St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School.
Association activities include great food and entertainment as well as Drawdowns and Golf Tournaments. The Pass Parade is the biggest and best Mardi Gras parade on the MS Gulf Coast, drawing tens of thousands of revelers each year. The Carnival Association has withstood storms, historical events and many changes, but still endures.
Association activities include great food and entertainment as well as Drawdowns and Golf Tournaments. The Pass Parade is the biggest and best Mardi Gras parade on the MS Gulf Coast, drawing tens of thousands of revelers each year. The Carnival Association has withstood storms, historical events and many changes, but still endures.

Ocean Springs Parade 2023
The Annual Ocean Springs - Elks Mardi Gras Parade is a festive event that takes place in Ocean Springs, Mississippi during the Mardi Gras season. It typically features floats, costumes, music, and participants from the local Elks Lodge and other organizations. Mardi Gras, which means "Fat Tuesday" in French, is a traditional celebration that occurs before the start of the Christian season of Lent. The parade is a lively and colorful way to mark the occasion and bring the community together.

Jeep A Gras 2023
Long Beach Jeep a Gras is an annual event that takes place in Long Beach, Mississippi. It is a gathering of Jeep enthusiasts who come together to celebrate their love of the iconic off-road vehicles. The event typically features a parade of Jeeps decked out in Mardi Gras-style decorations, live music, food, and other festivities. It is a great opportunity for Jeep owners to show off their vehicles, meet other fans of the brand, and participate in a fun, family-friendly celebration.

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